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In 1961, a massive Soviet bomber flew over the frozen Arctic skies, carrying something humanity had never seen before —
Tsar Bomba, the most powerful nuclear weapon ever created.

Dropped from 13,000 feet above the remote island of Novaya Zemlya, the bomb was so destructive it could have vaporized the plane that released it.
To survive, scientists attached a giant parachute, slowing its descent just long enough for the crew to escape.

When Tsar Bomba exploded, the sky turned into a second sun.
Everything within 35 kilometers vanished — buildings, forests, the ground itself.
Even 200 kilometers away, windows shattered violently,
and 1,000 kilometers away, the blinding fireball could still be seen.

The shockwave circled the Earth three times.
Its power — 50 megatons, nearly 3,800 times stronger than Hiroshima.
Had it been tested at full capacity — 100 megatons —
it could have contaminated all of Europe.

This was the moment the world realized what nuclear destruction truly meant.
The Tsar Bomba didn’t just shake the Earth — it shook humanity itself.

🎬 Watch till the end for the terrifying story behind history’s biggest explosion.
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